Kahar: Kapla High Council is a 2024 Malaysian school-based action drama directed by Razaisyam Rashid and produced by Astro Shaw, in partnership with Pasal Productions and Alpha 47 Films. The film stars Amir Ahnaf, Aedy Ashraf, Sky Iskandar, Thompson Goh, Khenobu, Fadhli Masoot, and Fazziq Muqris in prominent roles. Acting as both a prequel and sequel to the 2023 TV series Projek: High Council, the movie premiered in Malaysian cinemas on 28 November 2024 and later in Singapore on 5 December.
The plot follows Kahar, a reserved Form 4 student at the prestigious KUDRAT (Ungku Deramat College) boarding school. Burdened by the high expectations of his father, Dato Abu Yamin, Kahar keeps to himself—until a pivotal incident draws him into the school’s intense Election.
This Election is more than just a vote; it’s a fierce competition among dorm leaders to earn the title of Kapla, the head of the High Council, a powerful yet unofficial student leadership body. Kahar’s unexpected entry into the race sets off a chain of events, surrounding him with rivalry and uncovering new adversaries at every turn.
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Cast Details
| Actor | Character |
|---|---|
| Amir Ahnaf | Kahar |
| Aedy Ashraf | Beja / Reza |
| Sky Iskandar | Megat |
| Thompson Goh | Li |
| Faridh Yasin / Khenobu | Jojo |
| Fadhli Masoot | Hakeem |
| Fazziq Muqris | Zahrin |
Kahar: Kapla High Council Crew Details
| Role | Name(s) |
|---|---|
| Director | Razaisyam Rashid |
| Writers | Anwari Ashraf, Luqman Sheikh Ghazali, Muqri Azlan, Natasha Azlan, Chulat, Razaisyam Rashid, Fatimah Ruzaimi |
| Based on | Projek: High Council by Anwari Ashraf |
| Producers | Anwari Ashraf, Fatimah Ruzaimi |
| Associate Producer | Luqman Sheikh Ghazali |
| Executive Producer | Raja Jastina Raja Arshad |
Amir Ahnaf as Kahar
Muhammad Amir Ahnaf bin Mohd Khairudin, born on 17 February 2000, is a Malaysian actor and model. He entered the entertainment world as a participant in the talent discovery program Hero Remaja. Amir rose to prominence through his breakout performance as Kahar in the 2023 Astro Original series Projek: High Council.
In 2024, Amir made his big-screen debut in Pendekar Awang: Darah Indera Gajah and later reprised his role as Kahar in the prequel film Kahar: Kapla High Council. That same year, he expanded his acting portfolio internationally by appearing in the Indonesian production Tertutuk.
| Year | Title | Role | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2023 | Harta Berdaulat | Ameer Yousof | Short film |
| 2024 | Pendekar Awang: Darah Indera Gajah | Andak | Feature film debut |
| 2024 | Terkutuk | Joko | Indonesian horror film |
| 2024 | Kahar: Kapla High Council | Kahar | Prequel to Projek: High Council |
| 2025 | Baga | Jani | In pre-production |
Aedy Ashraf as Beja/Reza
Mohammad Addy Ashraf bin Rosmadi, professionally known as Aedy Ashraf, was born on 20 September 1993. He began his acting journey at the age of 10 and has since built a steady career in the Malaysian entertainment scene. Aedy has starred in numerous films, including popular titles like Cinta Kolesterol and Jutawan Fakir, as well as a wide range of local telemovies and drama series.
In 2015, Aedy’s career took a professional leap when he signed with A Klasse, a talent agency headed by Asyraf Khalid, solidifying his status as a versatile and in-demand actor.
In the 2024 action drama Kahar: Kapla High Council, Aedy portrays Beja, also known as Reza—a multi-layered and influential character central to the film’s narrative. As a prominent figure within the Kapla High Council, the school’s clandestine student governing body, Beja moves through a hidden world shaped by its own rules, loyalties, and power dynamics.
His dual identity introduces intrigue, hinting at internal conflicts and possible shifts in loyalty. Beja’s presence acts as both a challenge and contrast to the lead character Kahar (played by Amir Ahnaf), positioning him as one of the most complex and riveting characters in the film.
Review
Kahar: Kapla High Council is clearly tailored for fans of the original series, offering familiar themes and deeper character arcs. While some viewers have questioned the over-the-top fight scenes—particularly the idea of schoolboys pulling off near-professional martial arts moves—it’s worth remembering that this is fictional entertainment, designed for dramatic flair.
The film manages to find a compelling balance, weaving light-hearted moments with emotionally charged scenes that may just pull at your heartstrings. With strong storytelling, sharp direction, and a solid script, it stands as a testament to the growing power of Malaysian cinema.
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